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Thank you, Jon. I should like to add that this system is actually quite common in annotated bibliographies. Here is a randomly selected book that uses it throughout (numbering starts here on page 6.) https://books.google.de/books?id=mVi3DQAAQBAJ&printsec=copyright&redir_esc=y#v=onepage&q...

I'm working on a large annotated bibliography in Nisus Writer Pro for students about sources and reference material in literary scholarship. It's also a bibliographic research and reference manual – in two parts. In the second, non-annotated part, the references are numbered. This is achieved by ena...

I am entering the FIRST citation as a full one. Then the subsequent ones as Short Title (s) Short Title? or Author, Short Title? You must be consistent! You said the journal wants subsequent citations to refer to the first one, as in See Note #1. To me it now seems you want "See Note #" t...

I assume I will also want to keep "a, s" in that box to have the short title. We need to clarify one thing: how do you want your first citation to look like? Is it supposed to contain the same information as in the final bibliography? Or will it somehow be abbreviated? With a short title,...

this should be doable

Regardless whether you have Live Bibliography enabled or not, this is fairly easy to do in Mellel. To make your custom format perfect, also enter "See Note No." (without the quotes) into the following field:

By "Note" I understand you mean "footnote." Am I right? I'm not sure whether Bookends can do this. If not, I would do the following as a walk-around. It requires that your word processor can insert cross-references to a footnote. 1) As a subsequent citation option enter `See Note...

Citing by Author, Date, PMID is for people who obtain their references from PubMed. In this case each reference has a PubMed ID (PMID) and the temp citations will look something like this: {Byock, 2001, 432341234} I never use PubMed. When I cite Author, Date, PMID the result I get for a temporary c...

I've checked "Preferences" and enabled the Copy Citation option to use the .fmt file I've made Well, that's exactly what you are NOT supposed to do! From the drop-down menu in Preferences > Scan & Bib > Copy Citation use instead one of the three first options to create a temporary cit...

One of the formats that comes with Bookends is called "Angewandte." Obviously this is a German format, but the second part of the name seems to be missing. 'Angewandte' means 'applied', so the user will evidently ask himself or herself: applied what? Applied Linguistics? or applied somethi...

Is anyone here using Bookends to write papers in Germanistik (German [language and] literature)? There is no format available in Bookends for this university subject, so I had to create one for myself. I wonder if there are any other Germanists here who need this format and would like to be able to ...

Cite them as "removable in-text citation." Enter an exclamation mark (!) immediately after the opening delimiter of the citation. See more about this on p. 234 in the User Guide.

larilela wrote: ↑Fri Jan 08, 2021 2:53 am When I mention a reference for the first time as an in-text reference, I would like the first name to be inserted, too as this is considered proper style in my field. Is there any way to automize this with BE

Have you tried this?

There are at least 8 version ("editions") of MLA available. So, when you ask questions in this forum you should mention which edition you are using. Thus while the MLA calls for this: (Baldwin, Notes of a Native Son 63)... (Baldwin, The Fire Next Time 110) This is incorrect . MLA in-text c...

Checkcheggers wrote: ↑Wed Nov 11, 2020 6:09 am I have now answered my own question - figured it out

And how did you do it?

Hello mbrakes Nice to see someone here from Norway. :–) Here is the book format you are looking for to get 2. utg., 3. utg., etc: a. (d). t `(`u3*~, Transl. ~u2~. utg.~ $ Vol. $v`)`. l: u`.` {$https://doi.org/$u17^z} Enter only a number into the user2 field (usually labeled Edition.) The format will...